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English Junior High

問3、問4を教えてください!

問2 く問3.問4 4点× 4, その他 3点×4〉 [対話文読解] 7 ア 作織は, 借りていた CDを返しにピリーの家を訪れています。 これを読んで, 後の各 間に答えなさい。 次は、高校生の香織 (Kaori) と, アメリカ出身のビリー ( Billy) との対話です。 ウ オ Aa0rn : Thank you, Billv. This CD is wonderful. Ilike all the songs on it. Billy : Good! I'm glad to hear that. Which song do you like the best? Kaori : I like the last song. 問 Billy : Me, too. It's one of my favorite songs. Kaori:[ A Billy:I have about fifty. Kaori : Oh, really! You have a lot of CDs. By the way, are you free next Sunday? Billy : In the morning I'm going to visit Ms. Sato to learn Japanese. She's my Japanese teacher. But Ill be home about eleven. Kaori :I have two tickets for the baseball game next Sunday. Would you like to go with me? Billy :Sure! [ B Kaori: At two in the afternoon. before the game? Billy : That'sa good idea. Where shall we meet? Kaori : There is a hamburger shop nearthe stadium. Let's eat lunch there. Billy :OK! [ C ] Kaori : By bus or by subway. Billy:I think going by bus is better. Kaori:OK, let's go by bus. Should I come to your house? Billy:No, I'll go to your house at about eleven thirty. Kaori : See you next Sunday. (注) by the way ところで ticket· チケット hamburger… ハンバーガー subway… 地下鉄 問1 部 that が指している内容を,日本語で答えなさい。

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English Junior High

分からないので教えてください!

問2 [ く問3·問4 4点×4, その他 3点×4> ア [対話文読解] 7 作械は,借りていた CD を返しにビリーの家を訪れています。これを読んで, 後の各 問に答えなさい。 伏は、高校生の香織 (Kaori) と, アメリカ出出身のビリー(Billy)との対話です。 ウ オ Billy : Good! T'm glad to hear that. Which song do you like the best? Kaori : I like the last song. Kaori : Thank you, Billy. This CD is wonderful. I like all the songs on it. 問 Billy : Me, too. It's one of my favorite songs. Kaori:[ A Billy:I have about fifty. Kaori:Oh, really! You have a lot of CDs. By the way, are you free next Sunday? Billy : In the morning I'm going to visit Ms. Sato to learn Japanese. She's my Japanese teacher. But Ill be home about eleven. Kaori :I have two tickets for the baseball game next Sunday. Would you like to go with me? Billy:Sure! [ B Kaori : At two in the afternoon. before the game? Billy : That'sa good idea. Where shall we mee Kaori: There is a hamburger shop near the stadium. Let's eat lunch there. Billy :OK! [ C ] Kaori :By bus or by subway. Billy:I think going by bus is better. Kaori:OK, let's go by bus. Should I come to your house? Billy : No, I'll go to your house at about eleven thirty. Kaori:See you next Sunday. (注) by the way ところで ticket…チケット hamburger…ハンバーガー subway … 地下鉄 問1 部 that が指している内容を, 日本語で答えなさい。

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English Senior High

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